Parking Lot Patching, Sealing, and Striping

Project Title: Parking Lot Maintenance – Patching, Sealing, and Striping
1. Overview
This scope of work outlines the services to be provided for the repair and maintenance of the parking lot located at [insert location]. The work includes asphalt patching, crack sealing, sealcoating, and line striping/painting. Also include painting the existing fire curb.
2. Work Description – Parking lot is Approx 375’ X 111’ and driveway is approx. 192’X35’
a. Asphalt Patching
- Identify and mark all areas of deteriorated or failed asphalt.
- Saw cut and remove damaged asphalt sections to a depth of approximately [2–4 inches].
- Compact sub-base material as needed.
- Install new hot-mix asphalt and compact to grade.
- Clean work area thoroughly after completion.
b. Crack Sealing
- Clean all cracks wider than 1/4 inch using high-pressure air or wire brush.
- Apply hot rubberized crack sealant into cracks to prevent water infiltration.
- Remove any excess material and allow proper curing time before proceeding.
c. Sealcoating
- Power sweep and clean the entire asphalt surface to remove dirt, debris, and oil.
- Apply [two] coats of commercial-grade coal tar or asphalt emulsion sealer using squeegee or spray application.
- Allow sealcoat to cure for the recommended duration before opening to traffic.
d. Line Striping and Painting
- Re-stripe all existing parking stalls, fire lanes, ADA accessible spaces, directional arrows, and other traffic markings to match current layout.
- Use durable, DOT-approved traffic paint (white, yellow, blue, or red as appropriate).
- Layout must comply with ADA and local code requirements.
- Paint Fire curb with paint/sand mixture in front of the building – Approx 519 feet
3. Timeline
- Estimated Start Date: [Sept 15,2026]
- Estimated Completion Date: [Oct 15, 2026]
- Work can be performed during [daytime/nighttime/weekend] hours to minimize disruption.
4. Site Preparation and Cleanup
- All debris and materials will be removed, and site will be left clean and safe.
5. Exclusions
- Concrete repairs, landscaping restoration, or sub-base reconstruction not explicitly mentioned.
- Any work not specified above unless approved via written change order.

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